aioconfig
aioconfig efficiently and thread-safely stores configurations in the
background (asynchronously).
Installation
pip install aioconfigUsage
The interface of aioconfig is dramatically easy to use.
For example, both set(key, value) and await set(key, value) store a pair of
key/value, which the former one is a fire-and-forget asynchronous function call
while the latter one blocks until the data written onto the disk.
Init
import aioconfig
storage = aioconfig.get_storage(await aioconfig.attach('example.db'))
section = await aioconfig.get('default')Delete
section.delete(key='foo')Blocking delete (wait until it's done)
await section.delete(key='foo')Get
value1 = await section.get(key='foo', default='bar')
value2 = await section.get(key='baz', default=12.3)Get all
value = await section.get_all()Set (fire-and-forget)
section.set(key='foo', value='bar')
section.set(key='baz', value=12.3)Blocking set (wait until it's done)
await section.set(key='foo', value='bar')
await section.set(key='baz', value=12.3)Batch set (fire-and-forget) (TBD)
with storage.transation():
storage.set(
key='foo', value='bar',
section='default_section')
storage.set(
key='baz', value=12.3,
section='default_section')Blocking batch set (wait until it's done) (TBD)
async with storage.transation():
storage.set(
key='foo', value='bar',
section='default_section')
storage.set(
key='baz', value=12.3,
section='default_section')
